Emerald Specimen - Height: 52 mm - Width: 32 mm- 101.29 g - (1)

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An untreated emerald specimen from Swat, Pakistan, weighing 101.29 g with dimensions 52 mm by 32 mm.

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Beautiful untreated emerald specimen
Weight 101 grams
Origin swat Pakistan
Untreated, unheated


* Color: Rich green to bluish-green. The deeper, more vivid green the color, the more valuable the emerald is.
* Hardness: 7.5–8 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for jewelry, though it can still chip because of internal fractures.
* Luster: Vitreous (glass-like) shine when polished.
* Clarity: Most natural emeralds contain visible inclusions (called “jardin,” French for “garden”). These inclusions are considered a natural feature rather than a flaw.
* Transparency: Transparent to translucent.
* Crystal System: Hexagonal.
* Chemical Composition: Be₃Al₂(Si₆O₁₈) (beryl colored green mainly by chromium and/or vanadium).
* Specific Gravity: Approximately 2.67–2.78.
* Refractive Index: About 1.57–1.58.

Quick identification

Green to bluish-green color
Usually contains natural inclusions (“jardin”)
Glass-like luster
Hardness of 7.5–8
Hexagonal crystal structure

These characteristics help distinguish natural emeralds from many green gemstones, though laboratory testing is often needed to separate them from synthetic emeralds or look-alikes.

Beautiful untreated emerald specimen
Weight 101 grams
Origin swat Pakistan
Untreated, unheated


* Color: Rich green to bluish-green. The deeper, more vivid green the color, the more valuable the emerald is.
* Hardness: 7.5–8 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for jewelry, though it can still chip because of internal fractures.
* Luster: Vitreous (glass-like) shine when polished.
* Clarity: Most natural emeralds contain visible inclusions (called “jardin,” French for “garden”). These inclusions are considered a natural feature rather than a flaw.
* Transparency: Transparent to translucent.
* Crystal System: Hexagonal.
* Chemical Composition: Be₃Al₂(Si₆O₁₈) (beryl colored green mainly by chromium and/or vanadium).
* Specific Gravity: Approximately 2.67–2.78.
* Refractive Index: About 1.57–1.58.

Quick identification

Green to bluish-green color
Usually contains natural inclusions (“jardin”)
Glass-like luster
Hardness of 7.5–8
Hexagonal crystal structure

These characteristics help distinguish natural emeralds from many green gemstones, though laboratory testing is often needed to separate them from synthetic emeralds or look-alikes.

Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Emerald
Mineral form
Specimen
Supplement
Biotite
Weight
101.29 g
Origin (region/city)
Swat
Country of origin
Pakistan
Height
52 mm
Width
32 mm
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